Praudhamanorama p85

p85

Although this is Vedic, it was stated for the sake of the correctness of the contextual arrangement. In reality, it is certainly possible even in worldly usage by way of being an imitation. In instances such as 'tve rāyo me rāyaḥ', there is no purpose in imitating them as 'tve iti' or 'me iti'. 'asme': the meaning is 'to us' (asmabhyam). For the ending bhyas, there is the substitute śe by the rule 'supāṃ suluk--' (pā. sū. 7.2.39). [Then there is] 'śeṣe lopaḥ' (pā. sū. 7.2.90).